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  1. Nihon Kohden Upgrades NKV-550, Now First Ventilator Combining Non-Invasive Muscle Pressure Monitoring, AVM and Adjustable AdaptiveSync™ Manufactured in the U.S.

    New features enable clinicians to see the full picture of a patient’s breathing effort — non-invasively, at the…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #AVM #breathingeffort #clinicians #lungmechanics #monitoring #Nihon #NihonKohden #non-invasive #real-timemeasurement #ventilator #ventilatorsettings
    europesays.com/japan/58763/

  2. Managing Conflicts, Barriers and Concerns: How to Get a Consultation Back on Track

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work focuses on how healthcare practitioners (HCPs) think and how we can sharpen our thinking and performance in the demanding reality of modern practice. In my previous blog posts — Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation Empathy: “I Want to Know What You Feel” Impressions and Perceptions: What Patients Think Often Matters More Than Reality Confidence, Trust and Respect: The Three Pillars of Every Successful […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  3. Managing Conflicts, Barriers and Concerns: How to Get a Consultation Back on Track

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work focuses on how healthcare practitioners (HCPs) think and how we can sharpen our thinking and performance in the demanding reality of modern practice. In my previous blog posts — Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation Empathy: “I Want to Know What You Feel” Impressions and Perceptions: What Patients Think Often Matters More Than Reality Confidence, Trust and Respect: The Three Pillars of Every Successful […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  4. Managing Conflicts, Barriers and Concerns: How to Get a Consultation Back on Track

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work focuses on how healthcare practitioners (HCPs) think and how we can sharpen our thinking and performance in the demanding reality of modern practice. In my previous blog posts — Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation Empathy: “I Want to Know What You Feel” Impressions and Perceptions: What Patients Think Often Matters More Than Reality Confidence, Trust and Respect: The Three Pillars of Every Successful […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  5. Managing Conflicts, Barriers and Concerns: How to Get a Consultation Back on Track

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work focuses on how healthcare practitioners (HCPs) think and how we can sharpen our thinking and performance in the demanding reality of modern practice. In my previous blog posts — Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation Empathy: “I Want to Know What You Feel” Impressions and Perceptions: What Patients Think Often Matters More Than Reality Confidence, Trust and Respect: The Three Pillars of Every Successful […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  6. Managing Conflicts, Barriers and Concerns: How to Get a Consultation Back on Track

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work focuses on how healthcare practitioners (HCPs) think and how we can sharpen our thinking and performance in the demanding reality of modern practice. In my previous blog posts — Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation Empathy: “I Want to Know What You Feel” Impressions and Perceptions: What Patients Think Often Matters More Than Reality Confidence, Trust and Respect: The Three Pillars of Every Successful […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  7. Empathy: “I want to know how you feel”

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work explores how healthcare professionals (HCPs) think — and, more importantly, how we can sharpen that thinking in the high-pressure reality of modern practice. In my previous blog, Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation, I explored why a strong working relationship is essential to effective care. Without it, even the most accurate diagnosis or the most carefully designed management plan can fail. Managing a […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  8. Empathy: “I want to know how you feel”

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work explores how healthcare professionals (HCPs) think — and, more importantly, how we can sharpen that thinking in the high-pressure reality of modern practice. In my previous blog, Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation, I explored why a strong working relationship is essential to effective care. Without it, even the most accurate diagnosis or the most carefully designed management plan can fail. Managing a […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  9. Empathy: “I want to know how you feel”

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work explores how healthcare professionals (HCPs) think — and, more importantly, how we can sharpen that thinking in the high-pressure reality of modern practice. In my previous blog, Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation, I explored why a strong working relationship is essential to effective care. Without it, even the most accurate diagnosis or the most carefully designed management plan can fail. Managing a […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  10. Empathy: “I want to know how you feel”

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work explores how healthcare professionals (HCPs) think — and, more importantly, how we can sharpen that thinking in the high-pressure reality of modern practice. In my previous blog, Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation, I explored why a strong working relationship is essential to effective care. Without it, even the most accurate diagnosis or the most carefully designed management plan can fail. Managing a […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  11. Empathy: “I want to know how you feel”

    I’m Adam Widdison, author of The Expert Clinician. My work explores how healthcare professionals (HCPs) think — and, more importantly, how we can sharpen that thinking in the high-pressure reality of modern practice. In my previous blog, Connection: The Secret to a Successful Consultation, I explored why a strong working relationship is essential to effective care. Without it, even the most accurate diagnosis or the most carefully designed management plan can fail. Managing a […]

    theexpertclinician.com/2026/06

  12. In the study I would like to briefly introduce here, the focus is on the relationship between meditation and music – a pairing that is widely discussed, yet often without much precision.
    The study examines how music that reliably induces aesthetic chills interacts with meditative processes, with particular attention to affective intensity, self-transcendence, emotional permeability, and subjective insight.

    The work does not establish clinical efficacy. Its relevance lies in showing how music can modulate inner states that, in clinical contexts, are regarded as markers of change. The analysis is process-oriented and based on self-reports rather than clinical outcomes.

    In medical terms, this is not therapeutic evidence, but a contribution to understanding state-dependent mechanisms – potentially of interest to both musicians working with affect and clinicians concerned with contextual modulation.

    Open access study:
    frontiersin.org/journals/psych

    #MusicResearch #Neuroscience #Psychology #Meditation #AffectiveStates #Musicians #Clinicians

  13. In the study I would like to briefly introduce here, the focus is on the relationship between meditation and music – a pairing that is widely discussed, yet often without much precision.
    The study examines how music that reliably induces aesthetic chills interacts with meditative processes, with particular attention to affective intensity, self-transcendence, emotional permeability, and subjective insight.

    The work does not establish clinical efficacy. Its relevance lies in showing how music can modulate inner states that, in clinical contexts, are regarded as markers of change. The analysis is process-oriented and based on self-reports rather than clinical outcomes.

    In medical terms, this is not therapeutic evidence, but a contribution to understanding state-dependent mechanisms – potentially of interest to both musicians working with affect and clinicians concerned with contextual modulation.

    Open access study:
    frontiersin.org/journals/psych

    #MusicResearch #Neuroscience #Psychology #Meditation #AffectiveStates #Musicians #Clinicians

  14. #WHO supports #DRC reinforce #efforts to #diagnose #disease in remote area reliefweb.int/report/democrati

    WHO experts are joining the National Rapid Response Team and are on their way to #Panzi. Team comprises #epidemiologists, #clinicians, #laboratory technicians & infection prevention and control, and #risk #communication experts. An initial local WHO team has been supporting health authorities in #Kwango since end of November to reinforce disease surveillance and identify cases.

  15. #WHO supports #DRC reinforce #efforts to #diagnose #disease in remote area reliefweb.int/report/democrati

    WHO experts are joining the National Rapid Response Team and are on their way to #Panzi. Team comprises #epidemiologists, #clinicians, #laboratory technicians & infection prevention and control, and #risk #communication experts. An initial local WHO team has been supporting health authorities in #Kwango since end of November to reinforce disease surveillance and identify cases.

  16. @3TomatoesShort

    1/2
    Maybe related;
    I've found multiple groupings around #Homeopathy.

    #EvidenceBasedMedicine says (perhaps) "We need large RandomControlledTrails to determine it's efficacy".
    #ScienceBasedMedicine want to reject it's use as it's claimed mechanism is entirely fanciful.
    #Skeptics follow #SBM .
    #Clinicians (some) see (some) good outcomes and don't care if they're #PlaceboEffect #Placebo or not.
    #PleasedUsers get results they want.
    #DisappointedUsers try but aren't satisfied.

  17. @3TomatoesShort

    1/2
    Maybe related;
    I've found multiple groupings around #Homeopathy.

    #EvidenceBasedMedicine says (perhaps) "We need large RandomControlledTrails to determine it's efficacy".
    #ScienceBasedMedicine want to reject it's use as it's claimed mechanism is entirely fanciful.
    #Skeptics follow #SBM .
    #Clinicians (some) see (some) good outcomes and don't care if they're #PlaceboEffect #Placebo or not.
    #PleasedUsers get results they want.
    #DisappointedUsers try but aren't satisfied.

  18. Registration now open for our 1st NMGN Congenital Anomalies
    Cardiovascular Geneboree: From Cardiac Gene Variant to Mouse Model 🗓️ Nov 23-34, 2023🗓️ MRC Harwell Advanced Training Centre, UK (or online)! ❤️ 🧬 🐁 #RareDisease #CongenitalAnomalies #CHD #DiseaseModels #HumanGenetics Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/congenital- A workshop for #clinicians, #ClinicalGeneticists & #DevBiologists with an interest in finding new genes for #CHD & validating them in models. We are grateful to #BHF for support. Join us!

  19. Registration now open for our 1st NMGN Congenital Anomalies
    Cardiovascular Geneboree: From Cardiac Gene Variant to Mouse Model 🗓️ Nov 23-34, 2023🗓️ MRC Harwell Advanced Training Centre, UK (or online)! ❤️ 🧬 🐁 #RareDisease #CongenitalAnomalies #CHD #DiseaseModels #HumanGenetics Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/congenital- A workshop for #clinicians, #ClinicalGeneticists & #DevBiologists with an interest in finding new genes for #CHD & validating them in models. We are grateful to #BHF for support. Join us!

  20. Self-Applied Patch Shown Feasible for Vaccine Delivery

    A clinical trial shows a #microneedle #patch device for #vaccine delivery applied by participants to their own arms works as well in the skin as when administered by #clinicians.

    sciencebusiness.technewslit.co

    #News #Science #Business #ClinicalTrial #MedicalDevice #Australia #Covid19 #Influenza #University

  21. Self-Applied Patch Shown Feasible for Vaccine Delivery

    A clinical trial shows a #microneedle #patch device for #vaccine delivery applied by participants to their own arms works as well in the skin as when administered by #clinicians.

    sciencebusiness.technewslit.co

    #News #Science #Business #ClinicalTrial #MedicalDevice #Australia #Covid19 #Influenza #University

  22. It’s a little known fact that the #movie #Ladyhawk was inspired by the impossible task of trying to organise a suitable meeting time between #Academics and #Clinicians

    #sciencedon #research #meme

  23. It’s a little known fact that the #movie #Ladyhawk was inspired by the impossible task of trying to organise a suitable meeting time between #Academics and #Clinicians

    #sciencedon #research #meme